Dingo 2030 Network

22/06/2026

There’s a massive conversation happening right now about how we look after our land, and it’s time to talk about the dingo. For generations, the standard move has been culling, but the latest science in this document is suggesting that we might actually be creating a bigger problem for ourselves.

​The good news? It’s not about choosing between livestock and wildlife. We’re seeing a real shift toward smart, non-lethal management—think guardian animals like Maremmas or better, targeted fencing.

What are your thoughts on shifting toward these modern management methods?

15/06/2026

Data out of the southern Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area proves our local dingoes are distinct, highly adapted native pack animals—not just "wild dogs" roaming the bush.

It’s time we give the Greater Blue Mountains dingo the respect it deserves. Hit SHARE to help spread the word and stand up for our native wildlife!

04/06/2026

The NSW Parliament Upper House Inquiry into Dingo Management is open for submissions! We urgently need your help to protect Dingoes in NSW National Parks.

​Make a submission for Dingoes today:
- ​Visit the inquiry page here: https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/committees/inquiries/Pages/inquiry-details.aspx?pk=3185 -submissions
- ​Use the facts in the slides to argue for change. ​Tell the NSW Parliament that we should protect Dingoes in NSW National Parks.

​Please share this post, tag your mates, and get your submission in to help protect our native wildlife!

01/06/2026

It takes more than one pair of hands to protect our Australian landscapes.

​At the Dingo 2030 Network, we are blending First Nations wisdom with modern science to drive real conservation. We aren't just a platform, we’re a pack made up of scientists, advocates, and Indigenous communities. We need your voice to help share the evidence and protect our environment. Join the pack today and help us build a resilient future.

Join the pack and access our resources today: dingonetwork.org.au

24/05/2026

For too long, the management of dingoes across our country has lacked public transparency. The Dingo 2030 Network is here to change that.

​We’ve launched a powerful new tool to help everyday Australians, conservationists, and Indigenous communities stay informed. On our website, you can now:
🔍Explore our Interactive Baiting Map: See exactly where dingo baiting programs are taking place in your state.
📖 Dig into our FOI Library: We are publishing Freedom of Information documents to give you the transparent, real-world data you deserve.

​Real data leads to real impact. Whether you are a passionate wildlife advocate, a scientist, or simply someone who cares about the future of Australia's native ecosystems, there is a place for you in our network.

​Stand with us for transparency and evidence-based conservation. Head to the link below to explore the map and join the movement. 👇
​🔗 dingonetwork.org.au

17/05/2026

We've mapped out active ground baiting zones across Victoria's National Parks. Swipe to see some highlights, and click below to explore the newly updated interactive map yourself!

​🔗 https://dingonetwork.org.au/map.

Note: Please select the Victoria map from the drop-down menu once you open the link.

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16/05/2026

Fascinating new DNA evidence proves Australia's iconic dingoes are holding strong. By comparing them to 2,700-year-old ancient fossils, scientists found that wild populations are an average of 88% pure dingo.

​The study also uncovered that they fall into eight unique genetic groups across Australia. From the pure packs on K'gari to the outback, these findings highlight the need for localized conservation plans tailored to specific areas. This research significantly reshapes the narrative around dingo conservation.

​Read the full article here:

https://theconversation.com/new-dna-evidence-shows-dingoes-are-almost-90-pure-and-fall-into-eight-distinct-groups-282381?utm_medium=article_clipboard_share&utm_source=theconversation.com&fbclid=IwdGRjcAR09bhjbGNrBHT1tWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHjrq-_OWDjcyvMotRfoWI3xkkl14NQ9A58kuaExwsqWL1tMAOoJ73xPdAQV9_aem_3IXlMtXQzV94AxiL_Vxntg

Ancient and modern dingo DNA reveals eight genetically distinct groups of dingoes – and the limited influence of domestic dog genes.

10/05/2026

Transparency is the foundation of effective advocacy.

​For too long, vital ecosystem data has been buried or redacted. We’re changing that. The Dingo 2030 Network’s FOI Library puts over 100+ searchable government documents directly into your hands.

​We’ve done the heavy lifting so you can lead with facts, not just feelings. Because when you have the evidence, your voice carries more weight.

​Explore the data and join the movement: dingonetwork.org.au/foi

03/05/2026

Dingoes aren't pests, they are the master managers of Australia’s ecosystem.

​From regulating overabundant herbivores to suppressing invasive predators, they create the vital space our native species need to thrive. When dingoes thrive, the bush thrives.

​Swipe through to see the science behind the balance. It's time our public policy reflects ecological reality.

​Be the voice for the balance. Partner your organisation with us today: dingonetwork.org.au

26/04/2026

For a long time, we've only been able to guess what’s really happening inside our protected areas. But now, the truth is right on the map, and accessible straight from your phone.

​Introducing the Interactive Baiting Map by the Dingo 2030 Network!

​We know reading raw data logs is a headache. That’s why we’ve taken complex FOI data and turned it into an easy-to-read, interactive map for everyone. Now you can easily check exactly where dingo baiting is happening across NSW, VIC, and QLD.

Fuel your advocacy and access the maps right now by visiting: dingonetwork.org.au/map

​Help us spread the word so more people can stand up for our native dingoes. Please share this post! 🙏

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